In article <5.1.0.14.0.20011025083950.00bc30b0 / mercury.sabren.com>,
Jimmy Thrasher  <jjthrash / pobox.com> wrote:
>At 05:30 PM 10/25/2001 +0900, you wrote:
>> > I would like to release a pre-alpha version of my RubyInRubyParser. It's a
>> > direct translation of matz' one into Ruby code. It's already quite 
>> complete,
>> > but still missing are:
>> >
>> > <snip>
>> >
>>Great news! Ironically, myself and Rich Kilmer (who kindly teamed up to
>>write unit tests) was about to release our RubyInRuby parser. What a
>>wonderful bazaar this is!
>
>I'd personally like to see projects like this flourish.  Whenever sRuby 
>gets written (Robert ;) I think the only thing making Squeak Smalltalk any 
>cooler is all the stuff it comes with.  And that's easy enough to remedy.  :)
>

What is sRuby?

>A great thing about Ruby is that we could implement a cross-platform 
>environment like Squeak's, implemented from basic graphics routines like 
>BitBlt, and then turn around and use it to implement a GUI toolkit for 
>Ruby, written in Ruby, but never be restricted to using that kind of 
>environment.
>
>Anyone else want to see this stuff happen?
>
It would be very cool.  

Phil